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Monday, May 27, 2013

Gym Professor Newsletter: May 2013



Hello,

I hope you’re enjoying your long weekend!

Here’s some of what’s been happening over the past few weeks at Gym Professor HQ...

Most popular articles:
The Burning Question: How do I get Six-Pack Abs?

Changing the Dynamics: Fat Bar Training

Forgotten Exercises: Zottman Curls

The Power of Magnesium:

The Truth: Fat Burners:

Supporting the Natural Physique Association:
We’re proud to be sponsoring the Natural Physique Association this year and will be present at most of the events showcasing Globe Gripz – a favorite among many natural bodybuilding champions! The Natural Physique Association (NPA) is a not-for-profit organization that promotes drug-free bodybuilding. I shall post some event photos on to our Facebook Page, so be sure to check them out.

Globe Gripz
For our Australian followers, you can now purchase GlobeGripz in Australia with super-fast delivery from Sam’s Fitness. Sam’s passionate about training and offers a service second-to-none with a quick turnaround time and sound honest advice. Be sure to check out Globe Gripz and other gym equipment at http://samsfitness.com.au/globe-gripz

Reviews
The reviews we’ve received recently for our free-online-resource, free-to-download app, and acclaimed all-new Globe Gripz workout device have been truly overwhelming and it spurs me on to bring you the many more articles, workouts, and inventions that are rolling around in my grey matter :). Here are a couple of very recent independent articles that popped up online from well-respected fitness bloggers:

Get Fit 101 product review of Globe Gripz:

Canada’s most popular fitness resource (Health Habits) advises 3 pieces of fitness gear you need to buy right now:

I will email again with all-new articles and updates soon.

All the best,

GP

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Thursday, January 3, 2013

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Exercise of the Month, Revamped Site, New Revolutionary Product

Hi folks,

First up, here's a copy of our article from this month's Living magazine publications. Please scroll down to see our further newsletter updates.
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Exercise of the Month – Hip Flexion versus Sit-Ups
Hip Flexion, your new alternative to performing Sit-Ups! Along with your abdominal muscles (Rectus Abdominis), your Hip Flexors (Illiascus, Psoas Major) are collectively tasked with bending the trunk (torso). Therefore, tucking your feet under something in order to perform more Sit-Ups simply provides your powerful Hip Flexors with an anchor point for leverage and makes the Sit-Up easier, not harder!
 
Instead of performing countless Sit-Ups to no avail, try bending of your trunk by bringing your knees up toward your chest, rather than your chest toward your knees. This exercise movement is commonly referred to as Hip Flexion.

Here is an exercise demonstration and key steps to follow for beginners of Lying Hip Flexion, otherwise known as Lying Knee Raises.
Start Position

Mid-Position
Key Steps 
  1. Lie down and position yourself so that your lower back is in contact with the floor (or bench).
  2. Place your palms on the floor resting against your buttocks for support.
  3. You may start with your legs bent at a right angle at the knee (easier), or legs straight (as shown, more difficult).
  4. Inhale. Then, exhale as you draw your knees in a controlled fashion up towards your chest – lifting your buttocks off your hands at the mid-position, your legs forming a right angle.
  5. As you return to the start position, do not allow your feet to touch the floor.
Hip Flexion resistance can be made increasingly difficult by keeping legs straight and/ or changing the position of the body. Here’s a straight-forward progression of exercise difficulty: Lying Knee Raises > Lying Leg Raises > Vertical Knee Raises > Vertical Leg Raises. Exercise demonstrations to all exercises mentioned, plus many more, can be found on my free online resource www.GymProfessor.com.

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Revamped Website

The re-launch of www.GymProfessor.com will occur during October. It'll be auto-responsive, so it'll look good on any PC, device, or browser. More importantly, it'll be easier to find gym workouts, articles, exercises etc, and there will be plenty more of all of them. Here are some screen-dumps from my iPad...

The new-look Exercise Index with over 300 exercise demonstrations.

New-look home-page with more articles and content more often :)

Easy-to-use drop down menus.
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New Revolutionary Product

We've got a new product on the way and it truly is fantastic. Unfortunately, I can't say too much more at this stage, but look out for our forthcoming newsletter announcement for more information - you'll be glad you did!

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That's it for now. All the best and happy training,

GP
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